Publication Date
3-1-2006
Abstract
Identifying appropriate materials for a class on contemporary French civilization is a challenge. Even the newest texts are somewhat out of date when they arrive. Resources available on the Internet present a solution to this problem. However, the sheer number of Web sites can be overwhelming. The quality and reliability of material provided can vary widely, and one often encounters dead links when using any of the major search engines. The most comprehensive and academically sound sites tend to be those maintained by cultural institutions, universities, government ministries, and similar groups. In the manner of an annotated bibliography, this essay reviews Web sites that provide the up-to-date information the instructor seeks and sources of materials for student projects.
Recommended Citation
Gordon, Kenneth A.
(2006)
"Developing a Contemporary French Civilization Course:An Annotated Review of Internet Resources,"
Dimensions: Vol. 41, Article 4.
Available at:
https://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/dimensions/vol41/iss1/4